Marlise Karlin – The Simplicity of Stillness
4. Who can do The Simplicity of Stillness, who is it for?
Everyone. Across the globe today you can find people practicing the SOS Method from every culture and walk of life; people of all ages, religions or spiritual backgrounds or none. People who love their lives and want to find tools to continually create more of what they value, as well as people who have been traumatized, and want to get out of the pain they are in. Kids who have been bullied and live in fear, Buddhist monks who want to experience new depths of Stillness and connection, and busy professionals who love that the programs are digital and can do a stress relieving form of meditation that is so cool, they are drawn to practice it again and again.
5. You have traveled the world teaching this method, what have you learned and what has been the response to it?
What I witnessed taught me to expand the limits of my belief boundaries. Who we become and what we are able to accomplish when connected to the source of infinite peace is remarkable.
A Maasai warrior in Kenya who worked at a health clinic, was feeling hopeless that his dreams would never be realized, and when that creative life force ignited, he found the inspiration to develop programs implementing healthy procedures for age old traditions of male circumcision. He sold his property to come to America and study to become balloon Pilot. As the first Maasai to fly the Mara Plains, he uses the money he makes to fund the health clinic and help more of his people.
